This new addition to the Raleigh groceries/market scene is pretty cool! Arabian Delights opened up…read morein an old Carli C's space and it was super interesting to me. Small produce, bakery, and meats section. A larger variety of food stuffs/groceries from the Middle East and India. Spices, sweets, canned goods, and much more. What I found interesting was that all the prices seemed very reasonable for these imported goods. I don't do a ton of cooking from this region but I am curious to learn more. And I'll certainly be back to explore. Managed to find my first Dubai chocolate bar here so thank you!

Great selection of fresh pork in Raleigh. Also the best mild sausage. I've never been…read moredisappointed-satisfied.

Highly Recommend. They offer very fresh produce, exceptionally reasonable prices and very friendly…read morestaff. By the way their bone-in ham is awesome. I can't understand anyone giving them less than a 4.5 star.

The food was awesome I do so love the chicken sandwich. I will be trying out their fresh meats soon.read more

Everything you need to make dinner is here. They have frozen items, fresh meat, maneesh and bakery…read more If you don't want to cook then you can order food here too. I don't know how they make so much food there. Small little supermarket but they really do cover all you needs. Do needs to watch out for dates, some items are expired or close to being expired

Their meat is always fresh and cooks up tender. Owners keep everything very clean and will cut your…read moremeat to order. Great selection of various ME&NA foods. Even hard to find thing I find here.

Yelp led us here today. We wanted to get samoon from the Baghdad Bakery, but they are closed on…read moreMondays. A reviewer said the Olive Tree Market sells their samoon, so we headed here. We would never have known about it on our own. We saw the bread immediately, and it was the same price as at the Baghdad--($3/4 loaves). The rest of the shop was pretty much the same as most Mediterranean markets. They had lots of spices, a small meat counter, some nuts, cheeses and some frozen items. I was hoping to see a fresh olive bar (they are the "Olive Tree," after all!), but they didn't have one. Prices were reasonable, but the frozen foods prices seemed a bit on the high side.

Excellent chicken shawarma ! Also picked up the marinades uncooked chicken in the refrigerated…read moresection. Popped in oven for dinner . Some of the best marinaded chicken! Would have been perfect for the grill.

Nice little grocery store in Raleigh. Went to state fair and decided to make a pit stop. The…read moreflatbread with cheese was tasty. The ordering kiosk doesn't have the right things according to the menu. They also got our order wrong. But the meat was tasty. Grill veggies were good too. There's also complimentary tea

A very good neighborhood butcher place…read more Fresh chicken, lamb, beef, goat, zabiha-slaughtered (if you are into that). You want the chicken skin off, small pieces? They will do that while you wait. You want that special beef cut from shoulder, they got it. It's mostly run by one guy, and he is very friendly. The place is clean, as far as I can see. Prices are very good, you pay almost the same as departmental stores, but obviously get higher quality meat . Skin off cut-up chicken is 1.99$/lb only, which I buy weekly. And parking 5 feet away from the store, getting in and out in 5 minutes only, while the guy asks how is your family doing ---now that's priceless.

Not at all what I expected... Asked for a ribeye roast, I…read moregot a tough slab of a cut I was not familiar with, loaded with silver skin. Definitely not a ribeye. I was nice enough to buy what he offered, shouldn't have faith in this place, not warented. Don't believe it. By the way, I have been a cook all my life and should have trusted my instinct and moved on.

Food Lion on New Bern Avenue (Tower) has gone downhill. They don't carry a lot of items they once…read moredid. They even quit carrying Campbell's Chicken Broth and Campbell's Beef Broth. Additionally, they quit carrying about a dozen (or more) Campbell's soups! Where there once were labels for each soup section, there are now white sheets. I asked about this and they told me they don't know why they quit carrying those soups. By the way, I contacted Campbell's, and they told me they have not quit making Campbell's Chicken Broth or Beef Broth! Wegmans is 100%. No, make that 1,000% better! Just say "No" to Food Lion!

I get basically all of my groceries here. The aisles are packed full of every item you could…read morepossibly need at an affordable price. Staff has always been willing to help me locate food and/or household items. I enjoyed my purchases such as chicken, beans, noodles, snacks, drinks, seasonings, sauces, etc. I am really used to the HEB grocery stores in Texas that are huge, bright, and easy to navigate. I really am so used to HEBs that I get shook trying to navigate through other grocery stores. I always spend more time in non-HEB grocery stores because I can't intuitively tell where everything is and the signage has not really helped me. I still like it here though because of the selection, prices, and quick cashiers.

I have mixed feelings writing this because parts of my experience were lovely, but the management…read morecompletely ruined it. I've lived in Raleigh for 14 years, and while I've enjoyed a few things from The Fresh Market before, I had never tried their bakery items. When I saw them on the Too Good To Go app, I decided it was the perfect excuse to run out and try it. My first two interactions were fantastic--the lovely elderly woman in the bakery and the sweet cashier checking me out were absolutely amazing and treated me with genuine kindness. However, the front-end manager (I believe her name was Tip or Tiff) completely ruined the experience. Her demeanor was an absolute deterrent. In an interaction that lasted less than three minutes, she hounded the cashier, repeating four or five times: *"Make sure you watch her scan it on the app."* The first time she said it, I thought nothing of it--just standard store process. But repeating it aggressively that many times while I, a Black customer, am just standing there rubbed me entirely the wrong way. To make matters worse, I had also picked up a granola bar to purchase. The manager came over *again*, hounding the girl: *"What are you doing? I have to make sure. Did you actually see her scan it?"* I felt incredibly sorry for the poor cashier, and frankly, I felt targeted. It is deeply frustrating to still deal with people acting like I don't belong in spaces where I absolutely do--and it's even more disheartening when that energy comes from another minority. If I had known I'd be treated with that level of baseline suspicion, I wouldn't have even spent money on the granola bar. That manager's behavior completely turned me away from ever spending my money at this store again. I truly hope this is a lesson for her in how she treats people. To the sweet cashier and the wonderful woman in the bakery, thank you for being decent human beings--I hope you both have an amazing day.

Sunday, March 29 I went to the meat department to look for a bone in ribeye the world it's on sale…read morefor seven or eight dollars a pound and they were out but that's fine. I got I got a $20 regular New York strip. It's beautiful and the guy that worked the meat department. I could tell he was tired like they've been hit hard. They were out of like so much stuff because I didn't go in there late in the evening, but he was very nice and very professional and checkout was fast and easy.